0.11.17 — the domain on a tile wraps, the quote no longer doubles the excerpt

Two things that surfaced a quarter of an hour after 0.11.16, on a phone rather than in a container. Both on the tile.

First: the target domain in the byline was set in spaced capitals like the rest of the byline. An address has no spaces, so the browser had nowhere to break it — a long host ran past the tile's right edge and, in the grid, over its neighbour. The domain is now its own element: lower case, no letter-spacing, allowed to break anywhere. An address looks like an address and fits any width.

Second: a tile in the grid shows the quote and then the continuation of the text — provided it recognises that the quote is the text's beginning, and does not repeat it. The recognition compared strings literally. A quote ending in a full stop and a text in which the same sentence carries on after a colon were not the same to it — and the tile showed the same opening twice. The comparison now ignores trailing punctuation on both sides. That closes the question in STAN of whether to fix the content or the rule: the rule.